
Jasdan Coat of Arms
Jasdan was a Kathi state of the Khachar clan in central Kathiawar.

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Jasdan was a Kathi state of the Khachar clan in central Kathiawar.


Jeypore was one of the largest zamindaris of British India, in the Koraput hills of southern Odisha.

Jhabua was a Rathore state of western Malwa in the Bhopawar Agency.

Jhalawar was created in 1838 for the descendants of Jhala Zalim Singh, the regent of Kota.

Jhargram Raj in Jungle Mahal (West Bengal) was ruled by the Malla Deb family, whose palace survives.


Jobner is a Khangarot Kachhwaha thikana of Jaipur, known for the Jwala Mata temple.


Jubbal was one of the Simla Hill States; its palace is a notable example of hill architecture.


Kangra was the seat of the Katoch dynasty, one of the oldest surviving royal lines in India; Raja Sansar Chand made it a great centre of Pahari painting.

Kanore was a thikana of Mewar held by the Sarangdevot branch of the Sisodias.

Karauli was ruled by Jadaun Rajputs claiming descent from Lord Krishna; the Kaila Devi and Madan Mohan temples are its chief shrines.

Karjali was a thikana of Mewar held by close kinsmen of the Maharanas.

Kashipur was a Raj estate in the Terai of Kumaon (present Uttarakhand).

Kasmanda was a taluqdari estate of Sitapur district in Awadh; its family owns the Kasmanda Palace in Mussoorie.

Kathiwada was a small Rathore state of the Bhopawar Agency, in present Alirajpur district.